Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-16
LOCAL 6REvIIIES.

Mr.. John Hamilton is in Cincinnati today
on business.
Mr.. Ralph Bartholomew returned this
morning from Chicago.
Professor S. Jerome Uhl ard family left
for Cincinnati yesterday.
Messrs. Dick Hughes and John Y. Dill
went to Cincinnati today.
Mr.. William B. Waterhouse. OF this city.
WAS yesterday granted an increase Of pen
sion.
Miss Ada B. Corbitt. of Solon. is the
guest OF Miss NJ. Pearl Cline. of Ferncliff
avenue.
Mr.. A. L. Claypool. accompanied by his
wife and daughter, left today for St. joe,
Missouri.
Pastors welcome and church social sup
per at the St. Paul NJ. E. parsonage and
church tonight
Mrs. VIM. Warder and daughters have
returned from Spring Lake Beech, \. j.,
where they have spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles Cain. formerly Miss Lillian
Clark. of Dayton. is the guest of Miss Hal
lie Kelley. of west Columbia street.
Mr.. Harry Barrowes. formerly Of the
Lagonda house. now in the hotel business
at Marion. Ind. is in the city today.
Mr.. Charles Fisher left yesterday for
New York city. His two sons left for
Reading, Pa. to enter the military academy
there.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. c. Webb, of OldtOwn.
Ohio. are in the city. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Drayer, of south Mechanic
street
Miss Mary cassidy. of Springfield. a
charming young lady, is the guest Of Miss
Nettie Mcclure, Of south Detroit street.
Xenia Gazette.
Miss Hattie Schaeffer. the musically tai
ented daughter of Mr.. c. II. Schaeffer. left
yesterday for Cincinnati to enter the Col
lege Of Music.
Misses Belle and Maggie Rickert. who
have been visiting friends in the city for the
past four weeks. left this afternoon for
their home in Dayton.
Col. X. l.. Fitzpatrick returned last even
ing from Gettysburg. where he had been to
attend the dedication of the memorials to
Ohio soldiers who died on that great battle
field.
A meeting of the union labor party in
the Ninth ward. was held at the corner of
Light and Columbia streets last night
Only about fifty members were in attend
ance.
A union labor mass meeting will be held
this evening at the corner of York and
Pleasant streets, in the Fourth ward. Mr..
James E. Carey will be the principal
SPEAKER.
All comrades Of the G. 4. r. and others
who expect to 60 to the national encamp-
ment Of the G. A. r. at St Louis, are re-
QueStt to send their names to Mr.. J. W.
X. Cline.
Squire Stout will give his decision in tire
case of Manager Waldman against the
ivy Leaf CO.. tomorrow. The defendants
did not put in an appearance yesterday.
when the case was called.
DIR. Will. T. PATTERSON left last night for
Williams county, to take possession of
"Red Cloud" fine trotting horse he has
Just purchased. He will return Tuesday
and expects to have about the fieetest road
horse in the city.
Rev. J. II. jenkins. wife and daughter,
Of Toledo. are in the city. the guests of
Dea. VIM. Fay and family. The daughter,
Miss Helen, leaves soon for Europe to com
mence the study of music. She will be
accompanied by her mother.
Heard on the Street.
"Ah there, Virgins. Back from the
lakes already? What's the matter? Run
short OF CASH."
"Why. hello, Biggins, glad to see you.
No. the financial part was ali right; but it
grew so densely cold up there. that they
rang the bell Oh summer suits: so l am
home to see about something in the way of
. fall suit"
by the way, Virgins, that is an unusu-
ally we'll made suit you have on; neat and
stylish: just my idea. Ii l may ask, who
is your tailOr?'
why. certainly: don't mind telling
you. old boy. l have been getting my
of Jason W. Phillips ever since
have worn custOm-made suits, and. mark
my word, for good, honest. stylish clothing,
you can't do better in the city Of Springfield.
You can rely on every thread and fiber of a
anti ynu purchasf there Give him a call